Absa, FNB, Nedbank, Mercantile, Sasfin, Investec, Bidvest and Access Bank have cut ties with his companies and Standard Bank has the Sekunjalo Group on review.
A disciplinary inquiry has cleared Matshepo More of all charges, but she remains suspended
The report by the commission that investigated the Public Investment Corporation says the fund manager’s former CEO lied about his involvement in its R4,3-billion investment in…
Iqbal Survé’s Sekunjalo Investment Holdings denies it owes the PIC more than R1-billion it used to acquire the media group
Iqbal Survé has been able to construct a business empire in the name of transformation
About 1 500 media workers may lose their jobs if Iqbal Survé cannot service his companies’ debts
The FSCA conducted a search and seizure Sekunjalo premises on Wednesday
Former AYO Technology Solutions CEO, Kevin Hardy, has testified that businessperson Iqbal Survé interfered in the running of the technology company
The controversial businessperson was being cross-examined at the PIC commission of inquiry
Iqbal Survé, on Tuesday claimed that bad press from rival media houses scuppered the listing of Sagarmatha Technologies on the JSE and the NYSE
Survé is expected to testify after Kuben Naidoo, the deputy governor of the South Africa Reserve Bank
The PIC is struggling to retain skilled investment professionals due to non-competitive salaries and management meddling in investments
In conversation with Mail & Guardian editor Khadija Patel last week, Iqbal Survé insisted that everyone who is critical of him has been unfair.
The Cape Town based executive wants the JSE to be held accountable for failing to protect investors’ interests
Sekunjalo Investment Holdings, a founding member of the African News Agency (ANA), announced on Friday that it has ownership of Sapa’s archives.
I feel tainted by my association with the Independent Media group. It is time to depart once again. I will betray my own past if I don’t.
Iqbal Survé has resigned his position as executive chairman of JSE-listed investment holding company Sekunjalo.
A decision to alter a news photograph to remove the logo of a Cape Times advertiser allegedly led to the blowout.
Instead of approaching the courts, Sekunjalo Investments is set to pursue a complaint against the Sunday Times with the press ombud.
The public protector says SA’s valuable marine resources are being put at risk.
